“We want to hear from the community about what you want to see at this property,” the developers for the Belmont Z condos write.

“Please share your ideas about designs and activities for the new building and any other thoughts that would help us understand your concerns and priorities for this property and neighborhood overall.”

Planned for the 300 block of Belmont Ave E, the project is slated to replace a 1908-built four-plex at the corner with Thomas. The developer purchased the property in June for just under $2 million, according to King County records.

Developers say that they hope to dig in on construction by spring of 2020 with an opening and new condos on the market a year later in 2021.

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Maybe the facts need to be checked in this story. The article reads a 34 unit 7 story building to be built but, the plans included in the story state 25 units and 6 story building. Does anyone know which is it?

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